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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Army Wives: The Complete First Season Review

Army Wives: The Complete First Season
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Someone said the women are what is left behind when men go to war. If this is so, Army Wives is a great examples of the homefront.
I watched the whole first season on demand cable, since my advance copy of the DVD was not available yet. I was amazed with the depth of the storytelling of this series. These 13 episodes were not soap opera-ish, as I thought they might be. What annoys me is such shows like the Unit which touches the same subject matter and I have seen weaken by the way they tell the story in their show. You wont find that here, the show is told with a female point of view. However The storylines seem real as if the screenwriters have written and lived it!
The cast lead by Catherine Bell and Kim Delaney makes this cast cook in a way I have not seen a cast mesh together this well in a long time.
This is good television. I only wish it was more than 13 episodes. But in these 13 episodes is a class act.
I cant wait until June for the second season
Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD

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UPC:786936749601DESCRIPTION: Army Wives tells the story of four women and one man who are brought together by their common bond they all have enlisted spouses. They form an unlikely alliance as they help one another through the challenges, tragedies, and struggles of army life. END

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Monday, August 6, 2012

Army Wives: The Complete Season 2 Review

Army Wives: The Complete Season 2
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My husband is currently deployed and this show is something I get to look forward to every week. I'm not living near base while he's gone so I can't really participate in the FRG and such. This show gives me something to relate to. I laugh, cry, go "awwww...", yell and throw couch cushions at the tv. FANTASTIC show. The characters and storyline are great. If you're an army wife going through deployment... Get this show. It's very comforting. Honestly, in the beginning of his deployment, this show is what helped me suck it up and be strong.

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Continue on the journey of the Army Wives in Season 2 as they face challenges trying to fit in, abide by strict military traditions, help one another through the unthinkable and protect each others' darkest secrets. The second season of this critically acclaimed and highly rated series brings more infidelity, family drama, sizzling romance, ruthless rivalries, shocking rumors and heartbreaking deployments. The Army has its code, the wives have their own.Bonus Features Include: Active Duty: The cast of Army Wives at Fort Bragg, Operational Intelligence: Getting the Army's support, The Tribe: Behind the scenes with the cast, Army Wives'gives back, deleted scenes, bloopers, audio commentaries

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Friday, September 2, 2011

JAG (Judge Advocate General): The Final Season Review

JAG (Judge Advocate General): The Final Season
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After 9 well-recieved seasons, the 10th and final season of JAG may seem like a drag to some, unwatchable to others, or a low-quality version of the show we all knew and loved. In my opinion, the fault of these 22 episodes lies not in the actor's ability to portray their characters, but rather in the fact that Admiral Chegwidden had retired and were introduced to too many new characters over the course of the season.
This had been nothing new to JAG. Sturgis Turner came in Season 7, Petty Officer Coates was added a year or two later as a main character. Even Bud & Harriet came in seasons 2 & 3. However, in Season 10, we are introduced to a new admiral, a couple new lawyers (one namely a Lt. Gregory Vukovic, who Rabb--and many fans--did't like), and so we are forced to watch new actors "create" their characters in the final season of an established show. Obviously, Donald P. Bellisario wanted to keep his succesful show on the air longer (especially since David James Elliott had officially stated this season would be his last). Maybe he tried too hard.
At any rate, JAG does deliver a few more entertaining episodes, and finally ends the tension between Harm & Mac in the last episode. And although one couldn't give season 10 an A+, the show still manages to pull off a few suprises till the end.
The following is a list of the final 22 episodes:
1. Hail and Farewell, Part II (2)
2. Corporate Raiders
3. Retrial
4. Whole New Ball Game
5. This Just In from Baghdad
6. One Big Boat
7. Camp Delta
8. There Goes the Neighborhood
9. The Man on the Bridge
10. The Four Percent Solution
11. Automatic for the People
12. The Sixth Juror
13. Heart of Darkness
14. Fit for Duty
15. Bridging the Gulf
16. Straits of Malacca
17. JAG: San Diego
18. Death at the Mosque
19. Two Towns
20. Unknown Soldier
21. Dream Team
22. Fair Winds and Following Seas
So, while Season 10 may not the it's best, for all you JAG fans and buffs, you should add it to your collection. It is still fun and entertaining. Get ready for JAG's final tour of duty.

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A one-hour, dramatic series JAG (military terminology for Judge Advocate General) is an adventure drama about an elite legal wing of officers trained as lawyers who investigate, prosecute and defend those accused of crimes in the military, including murder, treason and terrorism. A Navy Commander ace pilot turned lawyer Harmon “Harm” Rabb, Jr. (David James Elliott) and by-the-book Marine Lieutenant Colonel Sarah “Mac” MacKenzie (Catherine Bell) find themselves clashing as they traverse the globe together to search for and discover the truth.

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Tuesday, June 7, 2011

JAG (Judge Advocate General) - The Seventh Season Review

JAG (Judge Advocate General) - The Seventh Season
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This season premeired on September 25, 2001, a time when this country needed great entertainment; and this season doesn't dissapoint. It begins with Harm lost at sea on a tiny raft and ends with Bud in critical condition. Commander Sturgis Turner comes to JAG, and Mic Brumby says goodbye to Mac. P.O. Jennifer Coates aslo makes her first appearance. The acting is great, story-lines good, and the tension between Harm and Mac continues......
Here is a list of these exciting, 24 episodes:
1. Adrift (2)
2. New Gun in Town
3. Measure of Men
4. Guilt
5. Mixed Messages
6. Redemption
7. Ambush
8. Jag-a-thon
9. Dog Robber (1)
10. Dog Robber (2)
11. Answered Prayers
12. Capital Crime
13. Code of Conduct
14. Odd Man Out
15. Head to Toe
16. The Mission (1)
17. Exculpatory Evidence (2)
18. Hero Worship
19. First Casualty
20. Port Chicago
21. Tribunal
22. Defending His Honor
23. In Country (1)
24. Enemy Below (2)
Get ready for more fun, action, and adventure in this 7th season of JAG.

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JAG (Judge Advocate General) is an elite legal branch of military officers trained as lawyers who investigate, prosecute and defend those accused of crimes in the military, including murder, treason and terrorism. Navy Cmdr. Harmon "Harm" Rabb, an ace pilot turned lawyer, and Marine Lt. Col. Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie, a beautiful and strictly by-the-book officer, are colleagues, both with similar high standards, that often find themselves clashing with one another as they take different routes to solve cases. Assisting them with their mission is Navy Lt. Bud Roberts, a lawyer who often surprises his superiors with the breadth of his knowledge, and their boss, the no-nonsense Admiral Chegwidden, a former Navy Seal.

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Saturday, May 28, 2011

The Good Witch Review

The Good Witch
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Thanks to whom ever finaly released this movie, We have wanted it since 2008 when it was pulled right before shipment. I ordered 2 so my daughter can have one as well, We love the Good Witch now we want the Good Witch's Garden Please soon ?? I wish they would make a third movie since Jake asked Cassie to marry him. Hope everyone enjoys it as much as we will.

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Catherine Bell ( Army Wives ) stars as Cassie, a bewitching woman who moves into a mysterious mansion in a small town. Soon, she opens Bell, Book & Candle, a curiosity shop full of candles, lotions, etc., and is enthralling the children of the local Police Chief (Chris Potter), who believes that she is a witch (but not a bad one!). But not everyone in town is appreciative of their quirky new neighbor, and it may take a little bit of magic for her to truly become part of the community. TOP RATED HALLMARK CHANNEL MOVIE!

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